Sentence examples for remarkable mess from inspiring English sources

There is also the fact that Leeds made such a remarkable mess of their title defence, failing to win a game away from home the following season and finishing only two points off relegation.

In one of the most fitting moments of the day, Doolan nudges to cover and Faf du Plessis makes quite a remarkable mess of fielding it, allowing the Aussie through for the two that brings up his maiden Test half-century.

We candidly discussed our families, especially the "remarkable messes" that were Tiffany and Scott.

And that it is a remarkable evocation of the messed-up and broken-down landscape of contemporary England.

One of the most remarkable factors to emerge in all the mess of bankers manipulating markets for their own gain, is how little oversight there is - or was - of the major global markets in interest rates, currencies or precious metals.

Leaving it there to avoid the risk of, making a mess out of you …" makes it remarkable.

Sonia Saraiya, Variety's television critic, thinks someone from Netflix should have reined Luhrmann in: "The Get Down is a beautiful mess, a flawed show interspersed with moments of remarkable brilliance.

The club administration, meanwhile, pulled off the remarkable feat of both ruthlessly disposing of a coach and also looking a dithering mess – a board now subject to more takeover rumours than Channel Ten.

Unfortunately for her, he recovers with remarkable good timing and in remarkable good health, and turns the tables, throttling her then poisoning her, in a mess of complex heart-monitor-swapping.

What is remarkable, however, is that Shahzad now stands alongside growing alumni of fellow would-be-terrorists who – for want of a cruder word – messed up.

Remarkable deliciousness!